Fidelity National Financial now says criminals got hold of data belonging to 1.3 million customers after breaking into its IT network in November.
The mortgage giant, which has assets totaling $74 billion and is one of the largest providers of title insurance and settlement services in the US, disclosed the “cybersecurity incident” in an 8-K filing with the SEC that same month.
At the time, the corporation said the digital break-in forced it to shut down some IT systems and disrupted some of its title and mortgage-related services.
